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Off Line
03:28
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Código IP
06:26
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Turing Machine
05:56
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On Line - phone falled
03:43
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Battery Defectt
04:44
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Neuroelectric
09:40
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Neuroatomic A
07:11
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Neuroactive B
12:10
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Nwrve
05:49
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C15H10ClN3O3
03:30
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C9H13N
06:27
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Oxue Guadalajara, Mexico
Oxue creates styles and reductions of Folk, Hip-hop, Lo-fi , Vaporwave Psychedelic, Electronic, Experiment, Noise
Decomposed, Decadentist, Postmodern, Rare, Poetic, among others. In an attempt at music with simple sounds guitar melodies with dissonances and inverted alterations. It is an accumulation of information and sound experimentation that goes through our lives.
April 2012
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